progress being made in the investigation. and what led up to this frightening scene just hours ago, it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning, thank you for joining us, july 10th, i am pam cook. >> i am brian flores, but you know who is here most of the time... >> we love it when he is. >> it is looking like summer. i love summer, you know i do. >> yesterday he was down here and that allowed temperatures to soar and there was bigger fog banks, and they are dealing with cloud cover, 60s to the 90s not the 100s, here is sal. and heading up pittsburgh, there is a crash on the road

and you can see it is looking good all the way to bay point if you are driving to concord. also 680 past mission this traffic looks good as well, let's go back to the desk. thank you, new this morning, all lanes are open, back open in emory still after a fiery crash shut everything down. they rear-ended a van on powell street and the van opened and burst into flames. they burst all lanes of traffic and they had to clean a mess off the roadway. >> there is a light film, oily film mixed with fluids and we just want to make sure it is not slick. >> the drivers of both the van and big-rig were not injured. some lanes were closed for three hours and just reopened about 45 minutes ago. also new, there has been

another incident at fso and a delta flight was scheduled around 11:00 last night. the duty manager tells us a small utility bumped into the plane just before takeoff and nobody was injured and everybody was moved to another plane bound for ohio and we are told it first was sitting at the gate last night. flight 214, the ntsb said they have learned valuable information about the crash. from analyzing the black boxes sifting through the wreckage and interviewing the pilots, they say the landing was too slow. 36 miles per hour less than the target speed. the pilots knew something was wrong and a boarded -- aborted the landing. the aircraft stalled and they clipped the sea wall to fso. investigaters are looking closer at the pilot's training and their actions seconds

before the crash. claudine wong joins us with the investigation into the final moments leading up to the impact, good morning, claudine. >> reporter: we are at the holiday inn and already inside and this is where ntsb investigators are as they are getting ready for the day they plan to be back out at that runway at daylight to try and piece together what happened. we get a lot of information the last couple of days as they have done interviews and tried to reconstruct moments before they hit the runway at fso, we have learned the force of the crash was so hard that it forced the rear section of the plane off and it tore off the runway. a lot of the focus has been at the runway and one of the relief pilots was in the cabin and three were in the cockpit. the pilot flying had 97 hours

of experience with just 36 hours in that triple 7, the instructor was sitting in that seat. >> he reported this was his first trip as an instructor pilot. this was the first time that he and the flying pilot that he was instructing had flown together. >> the big question right now is why was that plane flying so slow, flying at 1 is 37 knots. -- 137 knots. it is supposed to automatically keep that air speed up to the proper speed for landing but we are not sure if it was working. however the ntsb has consistently said that the pilots, they are responsible for watching the speeds, responsible for making sure all of this happens.

the interviews are being done specifically with these pilots and what they mean to do now is put all that information together. they put it together and it is everything they need in terms of information inside that plane outside that plane before the environment takes over and compromises it. and at the end of the week they are hoping to be finished and take the plane back to the airlines and again a busy day i do expect to take them and we will keep you updated on the morning news. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 morning news. the parents of the two chinese girls are still in the bay area this morning. a coroner's office met with the families yesterday at the crown plaza in burlingame. he told them one girl may have been hit in response to the crash and he may have her exact cause of death in a week. meantime chinese organizations

here in the bay area are offering help and support. >> we already received a lot of phone calls because despite there is a lot of students from china... >> now she and her friend were 16 years old and they were part of a group of chinese exchange students heading to summer camp and they are waiting for permission from their parents to release their bodies to a funeral home. some say they would not be alive if it was not the quick response of the airline attendants, we will have more on that stay tuned. we are investigating a deadly stabbing at a homeless shelter. live at the julian street inn with more on what we are learning about the victims, julian? >> reporter: this is right -- janine de la vega.

>> reporter: they are collecting evidence at the julian street inn which is an emergency homeless shelter. somebody called 911 to report that a man had been stabbed. officers found a white man in his 40s with at least one stab wound in his neck area. ambulance rushed to the scene but he died there. he got into a fight with another man prior and that manhasset been taken -- man has been taken into custody and is being questioned and that's happening at the police station. there is also several witnesses and they are being questioned as well. the julian is the only shelter that provides emergency shelter to people who are undiagnosed and that's something they are looking into. the body is still inside the

shelter and at this point we do not know the identity of the man here and we will monitor the situation and let you know if an arrest has been made. this is the 26th homicide, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is 5:07, we will check back in with traffic, how is it looking out there? >> they are making progress, it looks good, good morning to you, not a bad commute to start for a wednesday, let's look at what we have now with the morning commute on the east shore freeway. we had an earlier crash this morning that blocked lanes for a long time but they have opened it up just a few moments before we went on the air and traffic is looking good, there is your drive between emory and berkeley and most people will not even know it was there. traffic here looks good getting out to the area. we are also looking at san jose northbound traffic is moving

along nicely and that crash we mentioned on the road is being moved however there is a little bit of a slow down. >> let's go to steve. we have a fog bank up higher, a lot of tropical clouds are racing in to southern california inches towards the area and right now the cut off line is santa barbara and in the southern santa clara valley and we keep this system off the coast and we will you push it off towards the east. the cooler, it will be tropical clouds, maybe central california and southern california and there is a strong westerly breeze in place and this little low, you see how another one is dropping down and i like to show this satellite and the circulation is come piping to -- combining in and inland temperatures are rocketing up, 50s and 60s, 51

in santa barbara and west southwest, 24, that is stronger than the last couple of hours, i know it is a good delta breeze as well. 57 for ukiah, and because of the cloud cover and rain in southern california. there is a little bit there and our focus will be lifting up the fog and we have a higher fog bank and that means a cooler inland temperature 60s to 90s and some locations will have 7 to 10 degrees comes in as advertised and we will continue it cooler to friday and it looks warmer inland as we head to the weekend. coming up, the push for people's rights. coming up in about 10 minutes, the states gay marriage supporters are targeting... he makes his first public appearance in court today, i will break it all down in a

live report in just a few minutes. 237 westbound driving over to the silicone valley, it looks good if you want to get an early start with another look at the roads straight ahead.

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our washington d.c. newsroom, it comes as the suspect makes his first court appearance. >>reporter: the april 15th attack, he is charged with using a weapon of mass destruction killing three people and wounded more than 260 others. he is also accused of wounding an officer and his brother tamerlan tsarnaev died in a shootout with police days after. eric and the commit if i -- committee hear numerous attacks including the boston bombing and the committee will hone in on how well authorities were prepared for the attack and how the lesson can help them prepare for responses in the future they will hear more on

his case when i see you next, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. they will try to restore interest rates on student loans. they are looking to return rates on student loans to 3.4% in one year and when lawmakers failed to reach a deal, rates doubled to 6.8%. the goal is to reach a deal before the summer break. there is welcome news pursuing a master's degree. they are considered to be freezing law, business and medicine however there will likely be fee increases due to state and federal funding that was promised that never came through. the bay area quality managing district is looking into chemical plants. a panel of experts 18 looking

into monitoring technology. the idea behind the reform is for monitoring pollution in the bay area. the hearing will be at the air board meeting room in ellis -- on ellis street in san francisco. in antioch they will have to wait until may of 2014. they extended a moratorium on new permits and licenses. some say smoke shops increase crime and underage smoking. they have the time to reduce location and proximity to schools and parks. mexico has now passed the obesity rate, making it the fastest country in the americas. and it shows mexico has an obesity rate of 3.82%. it comes close at 31.8% and other countries have higher

rates the highest at 71%. san francisco restaurants are asking for your help to reopen its doors. >> if you live here, come out to florida, e-mail this guy right here... >> tomorrow the owner of bacon bacon will be presenting his case and last year he had to shut down when neighbors complained about the smell of bacon. >> i love the smell of bacon, i don't know about you. >> i do, it smells good. >> as opposed to other smells. >> i love the smell of bacon too, i could use the real stuff right now. right now roads are moving along nicely at the bay bridge toll plaza and you should find a nice commute in san francisco, with no major delays, traffic near to the coliseum or trying to get to the oakland international airport, it should be a nice

drive from san leandro or downtown oakland heading south. we are still looking at highway 4 and traffic is already slow coming out of antioch towards the pittsburgh area and this morning it is just a little bit slower. 517, let's go to steve. well, we have a bigger fog bank, a lot of reports of fog, it has lifted a little bit and there is also a lot of tropical clouds screaming into southern california and not much in the way of rain and it is cloudy and muggy and some of that cloud cover could end up towards the south bay. we are considering to march north, 50s on the temperatures and 50 for santa rosa, there are 60s out towards antioch and

brentwood. a much more -- much bigger increase and it is increasing higher elevations and 43 in tahoe and 57 in palm springs because of cloud cover and you can see tropical clouds there and some of that rain over near santa monica and it means a cooler inland forecast today. i tell you, that ridge of high pressure, that is as strong as i have seen in a long time which is rotating around and it has backed off on us and gave us hot conditions and that allows cooler weather to take off in a couple of days and warmer by the weekend. thank you steve. european markets are slipping especially italian stocks downgrading the debt rating. china change high index closed despite beijing reporting an unexpected drop in exports.

taking a look, the futures do indicate a bit of a mix of openings and they were down all morning long. pretty good gains at the start of earning season, the dow jones industrial average is 13 ,400. they will not base a confident reference call -- conference call instead they will be able to submit questions to the moderator and they hope the new format will make the new discussion more lively. time now 5:20 and the force leading him to the white house, the creator of star wars... >> the big names mentioned in the performance enhancing drugs scandal. look at 'em.

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. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, time now 5:23, they are expected to suspend, bartolo colone and 20 more other players after the all-star break. they are reportedly involved in the performance enhancing drugs related to the biogenesis clinic in south florida. their suspensions could be as high as 100 games which would mean the rest of the season plus the playoffs.

last year colone served a 50 game suspension because of performance enhancing drugs. many may flashover and they approved a law that let's them file a lawsuit against a civil lawsuit with salts or maras them. it is designed to make them feel -- or harasses them. it is designed to make them feel bad and this are similar laws in place. as the pair recovers from their injuries this morning, passengers are praising the cabin cruise for their heroism and they are looking to protect passengers as well carrying victims on their backs. they are looking into this service just like the pilots. >> there are evacuation procedures but each aircraft is specific and you have to be trained on each aircraft you

work on. >> reporter: an evacuation ramp deployed inside the plane and the fact that it did not open was because it was pinned inside and flight attend den -- flight attendants cut the slide to help let them escape. freedom to mary -- marry advocacy group and the defensive marriage act, they plan to target hawaii and new jersey where measures to legalize same-sex marriage has failed. there is a gay marriage initiative put on the ballot. he is heading to the white house and he will be receiving a medal of art for his contribution.

box brock will be awarding -- president barack obama will be awarding it later today and many others will also be honored. a total of 23 medals will be handed out. sal, my dad loves him, listens to that music all the time. >> let's go out and take a look at the commute on this wednesday, we don't have too much going on, i want to mention this has been the bright spot in the bay area commute and we have had a lot of the commutes, 81 and 280 and 85, the same thing goes for the sunole grade and in the last few weeks they have gone into a summer vacation pattern and obviously they touched up a little bit and we'll see if they can get into the same pattern for june and july, or for july and august i should say.

>> do you remember them, i said dad -- well it happened a long time ago. we have a bigger fog bank and low clouds are making a stronger push and they are reigning down on long beach and we will have more coming up and it will not be as hot as today. pamela? thank you steven, breaking news, an early morning brush fire is still affecting traffic. the new opening of the bay bridge has been pushed back until december and there is another meeting, what drivers are saying about the bridge. flight 214, the areas of focus in the ntsb investigation. stay tuned.

. hello, i am pam cook, welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news p-time now 5:30 here is steve paulson with more. no reports of reduced visibility, still some 90s inland, 60 and 70s -- 60s and 70s coast and bay. you can see it looks good all the way to the mcarthur

maze, also in both directions on 808, it is -- 880, it is clouded near the oakland coliseum, let's go back to the desk. we are looking at breaks news where highway 128 is shut down due to an early morning brush fire. this is due to the dam and controlled traffic is getting through in the westbound lanes. the fire broke out and was knocked down just a couple of hours ago. they are trying to move equipment from the area and we are also having breaking news, live with information on the homeless shelter where the stabbing happened and january mean, this is -- janine this is the latest from the homicide investigation. >> reporter: we are still waiting for the coroner and you can see police have this area

cordoned off and it is an emergency homeless shelter and we have a police escort and back inside the center we were unable to speak to them. police told us somebody did call the shelter at 911 just to report that a man had been stabbed. officers found a white man in his neck area with one stab wound. it appears that the victim got into a fight with another man who lived at the shelter. that man is being questioned and they are the only ones to provide shelter to clients diagnosed with mental illness and at this point it is unclear if that is the reason for the stabbing and we are still hoping to find that out because they serve clients who are in need of emergency shelter one of the other questions are, are

any of people who live here searched, are weapons knives or anything like this allowed in the shelter and we have been unable to talk to anybody because crime scene detectives have been inside and so is the body and we will bling you any new information as soon as it becomes available. janine de la vega, moussaoui. a -- janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. we have more on the last few seconds before impact on flight 214. they have finished interviewing all four pilots and three were in the cockpit at the time of the landing and the 4th was sitting in the cabin. they assumed the automatic throttle was controlling the air speed and this was the first flight in a boeing 777. he has logged 197 hours in the area but only 35 hours in that

type of plane. the instructor pilot had his first trip to fso as an instructor. while it is still premature to discuss what happened with the crash they are taking a close look at the aircraft's speed. the automatic throttle was set to 137 knots or 158 miles per hour. the auto throttle is similar to the cruz control. it may have been set in the armed position which is still one step from being properly active evaluated. >> the crew is crease -- active evaluated. >> -- activated. >> the plane was going 122 miles per hour tearing off the landing gear first and then the landing section. it was traveling less than the target speed for a boeing 777

to land at the airport. the question is what can be done to avid a warning system in which pilates can see and here -- pilots can see and hear a warning system. there are still 21 passengers and crew members in the hospital. 12 people are at san francisco general and five are in critical condition including a child. stamford has four plane crash victims one is listed as critical and the remaining patients are recovering in san francisco hospitals with less serious injuries. the closed runway will reportedly stay that way at least for the next few days to accommodate the investigation into the crash.

at least 138 flights were canceled and flight operations are returning to near normal. there are renew -- there -- there is new information on the poisonous meet balance. they found more and they are asking -- meatballs and they are found more meatballs and they are warning pet owners to look out for more as they walk their animals. police detain add person of interest and so far police have not confirmed that. visitors are no longerrable to rent bicycles horses and river rafts in yosemite. they are now looking at

alternatives to allow those activities to continue but final details will not be out until december. we should find more about the delays opening and as well the project on this. pam, there is so much hype about the bay bridge and while the eastern span and fate of it still remains foggy. it will not open labor day weekend with all of the pomp and circumstances organizers had hoped, it's now pushed back to december because of those brittle bolts and the fix needed. it is over budget and ten years late and it is casting a cloud over the project and proposed celebration. >> we really done need a celebration, just open it.

they'll do it like they did with the golden gate bridge, it is the way california is. they have to have a celebration for something that is going to be new. >> some people say just open the bridge forget the party and others think a celebration is stillness whenever that may be and we should learn more about a possible celebration and we will hear more from the toll authority and that meeting is taking place around 10:00 a.m. and we will have a crew on the latest details on www.ktvu.com and of course our latest newscast, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> thank you for keeping an eye on that, sal, any problems out there? >> there were some, as you no, we have been here since 4:30 but they have cleared up and things are settling down and things are slowing down at the bay bridge toll plaza and some

of those cash lanes. when they turn the metering lights on it does get credited as you -- crowded as you head towards the toll plaza. traffic is moderately heavy driving to the bottom of the hill, 880 is off to a good start, still off to a good start in the valley and the mountains in los gatos, let's go to steve. much big are fog bank, it was clouds and a little system, he is working his way towards us and they will kick up the sea breeze and it is raining down in long beach near los angeles and it should stay safe and we will keep an eye on that. cooler today, tropical clouds to the south and most of those are painted over and if you are

traveling down there, don't be surprised and stronger west wind and some of the higher elevations are showing 50s for some, novato, 60s in pittsburgh and there is a much stronger delta breeze, fairfield has gone up and also around port chicago row tie hoe -- and venetia, it is not the case -- it was not the case yesterday but they are relatively cooler in the desert and also in san diego there is cloud cover and tropical moisture is moverring into the area and it is ramping up by a system coming in. higher fog bank, a little cooler inland and down by 85 and 10 degrees such as livermore and very lower 80s,

kind it right there and the inland temperatures. right now the ntsb is talking with claudine wong, let's listen in for a second. >> we are also looking inside the cockpit to see what we can learn from switch positions and we are conducting interviews and we have interviewed the flight crew and we are working on cabin crew and survivors as well as emergency sponsors. we are collecting documentation and we are working with other agencies. >> reporter: did you have a -- i know you wanted a timeframe but did you find out how long these investigations usually take? >> yen issly we are on scene -- generally we are on scene for two weeks depending on the complexity of the investigation, we traditionally have a number of steps we take

in our investigative process and a few decision points that come up over the course of the next year. we usually tell people it takes 12 to 18 months to complete our final report and we will work to get this done as essex pedestrian dishesly as possible. >> are we closer to a wick and given the extent of the debris field and the removal of the operations and all of that is dependant on the operations and we have had great weather since we have been here and we have been able to work from 6:30 in the morning until the evening and really the biggest challenges for our team is getting enough rest. >> we are listening live to former president bush bra --

deborah her -- we are listen to deborah hershman and the extent of this investigation 12 to 18 months is typical with this sort of crash. we are listening live and claudine wong will join us at the top of the hour and it will sort of wrap up everything she said about the investigation so far. the reason he is outraged at the way he was treated at an airport in northern california. the didn't trial and something they could post in today's promise seeding. -- in today's proceeding. ♪

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. good morning, yesterday we had fog with reduced visibility, it will be cooler inland and a few 90s as well. good morning, time now 5:45 here is a quick look at some of the top stories and ntsb investigators are focusing on pilot training right before the crash of 214. they are checking whether the automaker throttle which is similar to cruz control may not have been properly activated and they were slower than the suggested speed. a man in julian shelter got into a fight with another man who stabbed him. it is the 26th homicide this year. and it blocked eastbound traffic in emoryville, causing it to burst into flames. nobody was hurt and all lanes are open, investigaters are trying to figure out which driver was at fault.

happening now in sanford florida, a judge is expected to announce two big decisions in george zimmerman's trial. they will hear about a 3 d- recreation about a confrontation with trayvon martin. they are deciding whether they will hear about trayvon martin's text messages and posts that show he had been in fights and was planning on buy ago gun. house republicans are looking into approaching immigration reform. house -- house speaker john boehner said he will not bring it to the house floor for a vote instead the house will come up with its own bill. they do not support a path to citizenship for people living here illegally but democrats and president barack obama will not support legislation that

does not support citizenship -- a bill for citizenship. the chronicle report is the ntsb disagrees over a system but agrees to a system that visually shows air speed but they have resisted saying the alerts may be more of a distraction then a benefit. they date back to 2002 to a crash that killed eight people. and information on the pipeline san bruno explosion, they have a proposals for a 2.2 billion dollars fine contains certain inaccuracies. it is supposed to be submitted on monday and the proposed fine will be tax deductible and contain other credits that

benefit the agency. sarah palin may run for senate, the republican vice- president den shawl nominee said -- vice-presidential nominee said he is up for reelection next year. palin revealed the conservative reelections and she is waiting to see who will enter the race. time now 5:48, i understand the metering lights are on. >> brian you have learned quickly. >> i try. >> that is exactly worth, sir -- exactly correct, sir, and that means things are backing up as everything is backing up to prevent bottlenecks on the bridge. you will be waiting here for 15 minutes if you show up quickly and backups tend to get more pronounced in the 6:00 hour. let's look at interstate 880,

we will be watching that closely in case you catch a flight out to oakland and it will be a pretty good drive for you there. westbound 508, it is -- 580, if you are driving between hayward and union city it looks good and across to the peninsular, 101 is also to a good start. >> thank you, sir. if you are watching a streaming video, there is rain down there and i bring this up because some of this cloud cover should peel off an exit stable right -- stage right, but some could move in right now and it seems to be visiting and so far it has not pushed north of that yet. and we have clouds to the south and there is stronger sea breeze in place and because of that some of the higher elevations are showing a

westerly breeze and there will be a wizly breeze inland and some of that rocketed up and this is as strong as i have seen in a long, long time. zigs as long as zags, it does not change the coast except they get more on the fog. and 80s down the desert, cloud cover is raining in southern california and our little low right there is making its way towards us and it is also going to lift for inland areas a little cooler inland and temperatures coming down maybe 10 to 5 degrees, a little more by the bay, 70s and 80s. cooler pattern takes shape and it looks like we settle in for slightly warmer temperatures by the weekend. they are the most popular cars on the run among one group of people, why the survey is

nothing to celebrate. some out of towners are getting a to your ride, it is a story you will only see on 2.

. yesterday there was fog and it was up a little bit higher and still some 90s closer to

coast and bay. here is something they didn't expect, their driver being arrested. leon mainerred was driving and an officer pulled him over when an officer noticed three bottles of laker and they -- lick question and they -- liquor and they took him away. >> i expect it to be safe and i don't expect it to be a one time thing and i expect the company to sort it out. >> well the tour company said the driver was fired immediately but the company is not releasing any details. he only had one minor accident in his file but it is not clear if it happened when he was driving a bus two years ago. people are upset over the treatment of a marine during

screening. now the corporal was severely injured and he cannot move his right arm by himself. they gave him a hard time for not lifting his arm and lifting his shirt. >> there were some procedures and tweaks if you will on how to handle situations and those will be done. >> the ta said any wounded service members can use the wounded warrior screening program but they need to contact the airline ahead of time and by doing so, they can then cater to the man in uniform. time now 36, they are considering to help reunite stolen bikes and their owners. it would also help officers get in contact with the bicycle's rightful owner. it is to help them be off and

running by the end of the year and most of those are in the mission and south of market areas. well american made pickup trucks are the top choice of car thieves, the number one target is followed by the chevrolet silverado, gm sierra and the ford 350 pick up and the cadillac escalate had been for several years and it is now 6th, the rest are all gm trucks an suv. sal? good morning once again we are looking at 280 northbound and coming up to the valley and we are getting more crowded conditions and it is not crowded for slow conditions and that traffic is moving nicely to the head of the bottom of the hill and there is not a lot coming up and we will start

again looking at the east bay commutes which are crowded let's go back to the desk. coming up next on the 6:00 hour, another incident at fso and another reports getting off the plane late last night. claudine wong just spoke to the head of the ntsb. . >> well, sunshine for some already, there is a bigger fog bank and we will have those forecasted highs coming right up. cool ranch and mmm...bacon. you gotta try it today! subway. eat fresh.

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. another frighten scene, what happened just hours ago. another meeting and information on the eastern span and what the public has to say, coming up when mornings